Cimarron Golf Resort

Super friendly staff and well maintained course. We golfed here just after opening post overseeding - greens were a little slow and that is to be expected. Course was busy and we started late, we moved at a decent clip though in the end it got closer to a 4.5/5 hour round as we slowed down on the back. No water on the course and it was a challenge getting a sandwich on the course despite cart service (out of sandwiches twice?) - hole 10 is not exactly at the clubhouse so we made a mad dash to the bar/kitchen and they did not have anything ready there either. I'm general staff were great and helpful. I think the course is decent value overall - not hugely challenging, greens are pretty easy (I remarked on the one green on the back nine that had some serious slope, first one all day). So good intermediate course.

This was my 2nd time playing this course. Both times there were long wait times to start and at each hole. I only got 9 holes the last time due to the waits. They clearly overbook!

I paid to play boulder and they put me on pebble. Staff was unorganized. Staff needs to pay more attention to detail and their guests. I was not happy playing a course I didn’t pay for

Ground is very hard here and greens not very receptive- the wind blows through here and makes this a miserable golfing day - the dust blows so that at times a 130 yd flag and green are hard to see !

I think that at a different time and condition this will be a much better course.

If you are looking to sharpen your short game or just have a bit of fun this place is worth checking out. I did use a surprising number of clubs but maybe not the entire bag. Next time I will definitely play from the back tees. Overall the course is in good shape, particularly for the time of year (end of summer). Pace of play was surprisingly good as the course was busy but we rarely waited. I will be back

This is a great par three. Long holes, short ones too. Pace was a little slow, but likely time of year. Just be patient and enjoy the scenery. Ha.

Tough to give a proper review as it was super hot (113F or 44C). Staff in the pro shop were super friendly. Nothing else open but we have eaten here before and it was great. Course was in decent shape.

Was slightly disappointed but the course does have potential but grass was dead and yellow greens were nice that’s it

For the price we paid, this was not worth it. No water on coarse, fairways were brown and green in the same conditions

Facility looked nice from the onset. Pro shop was well appointed. The course conditions were sub-par with the lack of water on greens, fairways, and tee boxes. The cart paths turned from asphalt into dirt on many holes. Lack of trees. The course seemed to be layed out OK with tee box amenities available at one time but they have since been abandoned. Would not waste my time playing this course again. There are to many nice courses in the valley.

Cimarron Pebble never disappoints me and is always a good humbling test of my short game when I think I'm playing well! Course is in proper late summer condition - they could use a re-fresh of the tee boxes because some of them are really terrible. The staff is awesome, pro shop and food are always great, driving range is very nice, will keep coming back!

Greens were in good condition but the fairways and tee boxes were in rough shape. Very little if any green grass. A lot of barren areas

Wife and I played the Boulders course, good pace of play. Greens were in generally good shape as was the rest of the course considering the hot summer. Had fun and finished in less than 3.5 hours. There is no water to drink on the course so bring plenty. Would play again